Lecture

Networked Control Systems: Fundamentals and Stability Analysis

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Description

This lecture introduces the organization of the course and reviews linear system theory. It covers topics such as the challenges and opportunities in Networked Control Systems, software installation for exercises, dynamical systems, linear time-varying systems, invariant and time-invariant systems, equilibrium states, stability analysis, and the stability test through eigenvalues. The instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding equilibria and stability properties in control systems.

Instructor

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